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Social enterprises and charities gearing up to help combat the impact of Covid-19 and support economic recovery are calling on the government to extend social investment tax relief (SITR) for two years, in order to help them fundraise.
SITR was established to encourage individuals to invest into social enterprises and charities, which unlike more commercial businesses, cannot access options such as the enterprise investment scheme (EIS) and the seed enterprise investment scheme (SEIS).
Read more at the Accountancy Daily.